whoever wrote that doesnt even know how genes work :dro:
Please explain?? It seems pretty cut and dry to me, but I'm not a scientist either, just a regular guy that looks at both sides of issues and tries to reach to a respectable conclusion.
Is it not: Mixing organisms that are similar VS mixing organism that are not.
I'll give @
daze23 this leverage that this is somewhat about semantics and how its being used.....he said
genetically modified which from a definition standpoint could be the same as crossbreeding species like they've done for thousands for years, since you are modifying species to be stronger, grow in various climate, etc.
BUT that is NOT what modifying means in the current context, INSTEAD it is engineering things that have very little relationship to create a Frankenfood, ie fish gene in tomatoes or vice versa.
So lets clarify, in the current understanding and semantics,
Genetically Modified = Genetically Engineered.
Corn species from Peru with corn species from Mexico = Similar
Corn species from Peru with fly gene = Not similar
Let me also show yall a salmon farm looks like and why it is absolutely almost 99.99999% chance a GM/GE salmon(s) will escacpe into the wild ....
Here you go......
Although this type of construction looks a little safer......
Anyway, I hope it doesn't get approved, but